the neighbors and people living 1 ttn t*m?k)rt3 oC tT b city* The sho\ Or was x lhi:iij?Mt of Mt3, T. DonahuOSITUARYMartin—Mrs Mary .Marlin, vl(lO‘ of the Late Eilwftri! Martin, lt;Ucfl MftI day rr.omins at ti.fc liurru! dT .nri ciaii|-hH'r. Mrs. M. 1. Meehan. Fov,I tocnth and Harrison, afcer a wr-.iik’ illness of imuumonla* M-h. Marti: wag about SO years old ami ttgs a nlt;i itve ol Ireland, coming to this cov.n try when only a girl nr.il (o ihl* ell1, soiih* 25 years ago. Sin1; ? mirvm* by two daughters, .lira. Meehan arn Mrs. Richard Storck and a son Ed war-1 oI Chicago, whti was here to at tcnrl the f uncial whleh was hcU Wftrls^aflay mornlnn fit 3 o'clock froir St. JijhTi’s church, -£ rftQntnm mass solng celebrated by Jlrv. F’hI.V5: .WffJ vlhUL; inturmcn.1 in St. Auibnir.s rfrr.elrry. These from out ot thlt;] city who attended tl:n fu^rrat 'tferfc lt;r. Ed. lt;5?.rjar.d and John Casey nti-i Mftrj- bntl Jin Ion olKuwmclt;?c, III., .''Its. Ww. o|Itoone ami Mrs, Win. Joplin of Ixv1. Ifa.